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35mm Wildlife
35mm Wildlife
Surveillance Camera
Surveillance Camera

Photo System

Photo System
Instruction Manual
Instruction Manual
IMPORTANT:
• Please take a few moments to read and
understand these instructions before
using the your camera system.
• Please call Moultrie Customer Service at
(205) 664-6700 if you have any questions.
• Don't forget to send us your registration.
• Good luck and have fun with your
wildlife photography.

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  • Page 1: Photo System

    Instruction Manual Instruction Manual IMPORTANT: • Please take a few moments to read and understand these instructions before using the your camera system. • Please call Moultrie Customer Service at (205) 664-6700 if you have any questions. UICK TART UICK TART •...
  • Page 2 INTRODUCTION Your wildlife surveillance system is easy to use. Infrared activated, it records events on 35mm film and or counts activity on a LED display. Tracking Game To track game, set up the Game Spy system to record the activity automatically. The imprinted photos will show you when and what type of wildlife frequents the area day or night.

  • Page 3: Quick Start Instructions

    60045_10504_pg.2.pdf QUICK START INSTRUCTIONS Secure camera, open camera Load fresh alkaline batteries shutter, and slide unit power 2-9V in unit & 2 AA in camera. switch to (ON) and back to Match polarities ( ) and ( + ). (OFF), then push camera test button.
  • Page 4 •Is the power switch on? activate the blinking red light. •Is the unit in the delay period? Switch unit off, return test switch •Change batteries and set up again. to (normal). page 3 For more help call: Moultrie Customer Service (205) 664-6700...

  • Page 5: Control Box Identification

    60045_10504_pg.4.pdf CONTROL BOX IDENTIFICATION PARTS 1. Carry Clip Lug 11. Control Box Latch 21. Foliage Tie Down Lug 2. Flash Port 12. Lockable Latch 22. Camera Test Button 3. Low Light Sensor Port 13. Event Counter LED 23. Protective Foam Padding 4.

  • Page 6: Control Box Specifications

    Foam Padding Protect camera IR Sensor Angle 22° (+ or - 11°) Control Cable Quick connection to camera Automatic Activity triggers the 35mm camera Control Box Size (w)6.75" x (h)10.3" x (d)2.95" ON/OFF External switch Control Box Weight 32 oz. (including batteries) User Switch Panel Concealed Mode Switch 24 hr.

  • Page 7: Camera Identification

    60045_10504_pg.6.pdf CAMERA IDENTIFICATION 2 3 4 19 20 21 22 23 16 17 18 10 11 26 27 PARTS 1. Shutter Release Button 11. Viewfinder 21. Film Take-up Spool 2. Low Light Sensor 12. Film Imprinting Mode Switch 22. Film Tip Mark 3.

  • Page 8: Camera Specifications

    60045_10504_pg.7.pdf CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS Type 35mm focus-free Film Size 35mm color, black & white, print or slide Film Speed IS0 200 - 800 (IS0 400 or 800 for best results) Lens Quality precision optics Film Loading Easy loading Film Advance Motorized...

  • Page 9: Loading Batteries

    60045_10504_pg.8.pdf LOADING BATTERIES 9 Volt Batteries for Control Box Open the control box by swinging the Control Box Latches (11) open. Insert two fresh 9V alkaline batteries into the 9V Battery Holders (20). Make sure that the + or - on the batteries match the + or - indicated in the 9V Battery Holders (20).

  • Page 10: Battery Facts

    • Cold weather will decrease battery life. • While the 35mm camera will operate on its 2 AA alkaline batteries, we recommend that the camera back-up battery holders be used for best camera and flash performance. Up to six additional AA alkaline batteries can be inserted in the camera back-up battery holders.
  • Page 11 60045_10504_pg.10.pdf SETTING UP GAME SPY CAMERA SYSTEM Attaching Control Box To a Tree or Pole Using a bungee cord, attach the camera system to a tree or pole approximately 2.5 or 3 feet above the ground. Make sure the camera is secure and will not move from the desired location. Selecting Operation Mode You can choose two types of operation modes to trigger the system.
  • Page 12 60045_10504_pg.11.pdf Aiming Control Box To aim your camera system, open front cover, slide the Sensor Test Switch (18) upward to the "IR Test" setting and close cover. Position and aim the system at your desired target area. Move around to the front of the control box and check when the IR sensor activates (with a red light).
  • Page 13 60045_10504_pg.12.pdf SETTING UP CAMERA SYSTEM Turn Camera ON Turn the camera on by sliding the Lens Cover ON/OFF Switch (6) to the OPEN position and wait for the green Flash Ready Light (9) to come on. Press the Shutter Release Button (1) a few times until the Exposure Counter (23) indicates "1".

  • Page 14: Rewinding Film

    60045_10504_pg.13.pdf MOVING CAMERA SYSTEM CHECKING EVENT COUNTER REWINDING FILM Retrieving Control Box When you are ready to retrieve the system, approach the system from the back. Do not stand in front of the system during this process. Switch the External ON/OFF Switch (9) to the OFF position.
  • Page 15 60045_10504_pg.14.pdf GAME CAMERA HELP Camera will not work Pictures too dark External power switch not turned on. Lens cover ON/OFF Subject is not within flash range. switch not turned on. Batteries low or installed incorrectly. Control panel not working properly Camera not plugged in.
  • Page 16 60045_10504_pg.15.pdf 35mm CAMERA SETTINGS Installing Batteries You cannot take pictures with this camera unless the batteries are loaded properly and the lens cover is open. (see page 9) Film Imprint Modes To imprint (year-month-date) or (hour-minute) on pictures, press the Film Imprinting Mode Switch (12) until the mode you want shows in the LCD Date or Time Indicator (16).
  • Page 17 60045_10504_pg.16.pdf DUAL USE OF 35mm CAMERA Dual Purpose The 35mm camera within your wildlife surveillance system can also be used for everyday use. Simply remove the camera from your control box. Low Light Sensor When pictures are taken in low light situations such as indoors or outdoors in heavy shade or on dark overcast days, a flash is needed.
  • Page 18 60045_10504_pg.17.pdf TAKING PICTURES WITH 35mm CAMERA Step 2 Your camera has an Electronic Flash (4) that will automatically work when the surrounding light is not sufficient, such as indoors, nights, or cloudy days. Turn the camera on by sliding the Lens Cover ON/OFF Switch (6) to the "ON"...
  • Page 19 60045_10504_pg.18.pdf 35mm CAMERA HELP Shutter will not work Pictures too dark Lens cover ON/OFF switch not turned on. Alkaline Not enough light on subject. Use a higher speed batteries low or installed incorrectly. film. Use fill-flash button when subject is backlit.

  • Page 20: Care And Service

    60045_10504_pg.19.pdf CARE AND SERVICE CONTROL BOX CAMERA 1) Clean control box with a moist cloth 1) Store your film and camera away from followed by a dry cloth. heat or direct sunlight. 2) Never store in a car. 2) Never store in a car. 3) Always clean lens and sensor optics by 3) Never wipe or rub lens, always clean with blowing gently to remove dust and dirt...

  • Page 21: Warranty

    Enclose a check or money order for $10.00 to cover shipping and handling. Pack the product well and insure it. Moultrie Customer Service (205) 664-6700 www.moultriefeeders.com...

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